New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-02
NICOLL WILL HAVE A BIG GERMAN VOTE

TnoUBI.w OVER THE SLIGHT To CONTROLLER IoEW
ERNEST HALL IND lESED FOR CITY JUDGE
The German Democratic sentiment FOR Mr.. NlcoI i
gaining strength all arouui The latest factor in the
movement, tho German Democratic machine ITSELF
which lending ali and comfort to the powerful move
ment in a way that the "bosses" hardly dreamed OF
when they tho wheels motion. II has been we'll
known that the Ncoll hds been boemng among
the German Democrats through natural processes ana
since the Sats lettings repu aton OF Colonel Fellows
Ii has assumed proportions decidedly alarming 10 the
"boodle,a" Tnis last Development. 1t Is said among
velLinfornsd German politicians. will increase the Ger
man Democratic vote Mr. Nco several thousands in
number. When tie Ctzeas' Committee which was APP
pointed to harmonizs the two factions Of the German
Democratic met under axe its work aud TO con
slider the ticket presented by the United democracy 1t
found that Controller Loew's name had bseE dropped
pischge was offered for City Judge As =
frcp TO Mr. IOew's friends. Some OF the
,csnnttcs Kicked" but the majority OF the memoers
vere moulded into Pitschko and 1t was Thought that
the ticket would 60" The slaughter OF Mr. Nicoll
however mad already started wide detection among the
German democrats. and Mr.. pltscAses nomination. al
the sacrifice OF Mr. Loew, intensified tue antiFslo~s
feeling.
The posses" saw that thsy must do something; 80
,hey ordered tho German Independent Association
which once had a me nbership Of 5000 but is
Association OF oiice-h0!ters. TO isiOrss tho
whole ticket. laying stress Colonel Fellows.
The convention was he'll Monday night,
but before it took place It's heard that an in
dors inent OF colo OIL Fellows by tho convention would
be rcpudiacd by tho mass OF German Democrats ana
VIVA; was left OF the machine would not compare on
exhibition with acoasumptIve Itaiiln haul-orsah The
managers eciiei, Accordingly u " fire Pitschke ana
jndorse Ind Ernest Han the Republican can idate Tor
City Judge the hope OF appeasng the wrath OF thsr
fellow-oouu,rymen II was done beautifully, not q
euueaK was heard when the machine accomplished II,
work But the German Democrats who arc FOR Mr.
Nicol took 10 in this aged trek. and directly there
vaSa great ruInpus Ia PitschXes camp lie is tho head
OF q German Democratic Orgakiza;ion, controlling
1000 votes. Pllschkc has already expended.
U is sad 900 6OO0 Tor his el-ciien and he docs
net liks giving All imitation OF Jonah ana Tue whale,
witch his friends now will b. enacted
by Coouc Fellows Three four tnou+and OF Ptschks
friends are nrv and will sLs Colonel Fello"s Inc
German Independent Association Is all "Diokeh up
the row. A. 49,
For the Ia three days TR!BCSE reporter has been
stead c.nvaSslng the German Democratic vo.eTs GA
tn Njcoi aues,!o Some OF The interviews have boon
shed and hers obtained laely confirm the general
Impression German Democratic voters mere arc
largely for Mr NicolL
Scbssl Commissioner Tamsca a leading Democrat In
the XVIII Assembly District says that the GeIn1p
D.mocrats viii go for Mr. Nco and that he VIII be
clrr ID.
Frederick Fiaccuss prominent politician In tho
XVIII Assembly District, that out OF 10000 German
VOTES here ne srly 40 600 viii De for Nicoll
Andrew Sienmuer. OF ths same district, places mo
German votes Cor NicoIl at 35Ono